Questions obtaining to Delta Force for class report?

You must first join the Army as a 18X - SF Candidate.
The Army is letting soldier's enlist directly into SF now. 18X SF Candidate. If you make it through selection, and after you've had a few years in, would be easier for you to try out for SFOD.

All applicants for SFOD must be 22 years or older, have a general technical score of 110 or higher, and be in the ranks of E-5 through E-8, with at least four and a half years in service.

Special Forces Candidates will attend Infantry OSUT (One Station Unit Training), which combines Army Basic Training and Infantry AIT (Advanced Individual Training), in one 17-week course.

Upon graduation, Special Forces Candidates will attend Airborne Training at Fort Benning, GA. After "jump school," candidates attend a 4-week Special Operations Preparation Course (SOPC) and the Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS) program. The SFAS program assesses and selects Soldiers for attendance at the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC). This program allows Special Forces an opportunity to assess each Soldier's capabilities by testing his physical, emotional, and mental stamina.

If the recruit passes the SFAS, he moves onto the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC). The SFQC teaches and develops the skills necessary for effective utilization of the SF Soldier. The SFQC is currently divided into three phases: Individual Skills, MOS Qualification, and Collective Training. The enlisted applicant's SFQC training will be scheduled upon successful completion of SFAS.

Individual Skills Phase. During this period, soldiers inprocess, and are trained on common skills. Training is 40 days long and covers land navigation (cross-country) and small unit tactics.

MOS Qualification Phase. Training for this phase is 65 days and culminates with a mission planning cycle. During this phase, Soldiers are trained in their different specialties.

Collective Training Phase. During this 38-day period, Soldiers are trained in Special Operations (SO) classes, Direct Action (DA)

Isolation, Air Operations, Unconventional Warfare classes, and Isolation training.

Language Training. Languages are assigned in relation to the score from the Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB).

Survival Training. The survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape (SERE) course.

ArmyChemo

A good starting point:

http://www.specialoperations.com/Army/Delta_Force/default.html

Alex

look it up in google. there strong and proved them selves usually. they run special ops too

SoggyNapkin

All of these answers are contained in Wikipedia and it's most likely correct on that topic but just so you know it's a not an accurate place to collect information. And, yahoo answers is definitely not accurate or even acceptable for using on a class report. Also, why don't you take advantage of the internet and look it up yourself. What I would have given to have tool like this at my fingertips when I was in high school. Stop being a lazy puke like so many of your peers.

lone butcher Spartan remembers

Requirements are obviously any branch of the US military, be an American (an SF guy I know said he heard that your parents had to be American too, but I don't know about that).
Probably career in Delta, makes no sense to do it anything less and it costs millions to train those guys.
They are selected, meaning they come to you. If they think you look good then they give you an opportunity to try out.
Nobody knows how they're trained. And probably won't. It's the most advanced training in the world.
Said SF member I know said even he doesn't know much about them, and a SEAL I met said the same thing. That's how secret they are.

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